Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming scientific practice. What started as a passive data-analysis tool has become something closer to an active partner, now capable of generating hypotheses, planning experiments, and coordinating multi-step workflows. This manuscript explores how large language models (LLMs) an...
Graziella Orrú, Pietro Pietrini, Giuseppe Sartori· Forensic Sciences Research· 0 citations
This review aims to consider the practical, ethical, and social implications of the widespread application of artificial intelligence systems in healthcare and wider society and to highlight some of the risks inherent with the technology. A cautious and informed approach is advocated, and users are encouraged to avoid...
M. Trimble· Postgraduate medical journal· 0 citations
This Special Issue of the International Journal of Artificial Intelligence and Technology (IJAIT), entitled “Role of Explainable AI in Industry 4.0”, addresses emerging challenges and opportunities in the areas of artificial intelligence, intelligent computing, cybersecurity, explainability, optimization and human-cent...
Shitharth Selvarajan, F. Saleem· International journal on art...· 0 citations
In today’s changing time, Artificial intelligence (AI) has already transformed academic writing by improving language, summarizing literature, and assisting manuscript preparation. The editorial challenge of the AI era is no longer detecting copied words; it is distinguishing genuine scientific thinking from convincing...
Abstract This commentary examines the challenges that generative artificial intelligence poses to the authenticity and integrity of scientific data. It proposes data-attestation requirements to strengthen accountability, preserve access to original research records, and help journals and institutions distinguish authen...
Jeff J. H. Kim, Mohammad Hosseini, H. Morreim et al.· Journal of Law, Medicine & E...· 0 citations
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